Author: Anela Dokso

Japan’s aerospace industry is gearing up for a transformative leap as the Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry unveils plans to invest a staggering 4 trillion yen ($26.46 billion) in a public-private partnership.

European Commission greenlights French €900 million scheme to bolster the production of renewable hydrogen and biomass-based fuels.

Africa stands at the precipice of a transformative opportunity in the global hydrogen market, according to a new report released by the Hydrogen Council.

Ecolectro, a startup rooted in research conducted at Cornell University, has made significant advancements in proprietary AEM electrolyzers, setting the stage for cost-efficient green hydrogen production. Ecolectro has set record-breaking performance milestones, attaining peak production rates of >4A/cm2 at current densities of <2.1V and high cell efficiencies of >74%. Providing green hydrogen at significantly lower costs, the company aims to further improvements and is targeting an efficiency of 80% or higher. Ecolectro’s production and efficiency milestones were achieved using proprietary hydrocarbon-based chemistry. This innovation eliminates the use of perfluoro-alkyl substances (PFAs), iridium-based catalysts, and Titanium-based components. This has resulted in…

Nu:ionic Technologies- known for their hydrogen production ingenuity, recently reached product development milestone.

One of Japan’s most significant hydrogen refueling stations for fuel cell vehicles has started operations at the former Tokyo Olympics and Paralympics athletes village site, revealed the metropolitan government.

The U.S. Department of Energy has granted Pajarito Powder, a renowned catalyst developer, two awards of $10 million each to enhance the catalyst supply chains for fuel cells and green hydrogen production. The funding will be utilized to scale up catalyst production and bring down costs.

Ponant and Farwind Energy explore technologies for hydrogen ship refueling Ponant has established a partnership with the Nantes-based firm Farwind Energy to explore cutting-edge technologies for ship refueling with renewable hydrogen. The two businesses have established a roadmap for the development of sustainable maritime hydrogen generation and usage. Under this roadmap, they will work together to generate first-use cases, overcome potential technological challenges, and share advances made in managing hydrogen on board. By 2030, the two partners hope to simultaneously commission Farwind’s first energy ship and Ponant’s Swap2Zero project. ACC advocacy at clean hydrogen production tax credit public hearing The…

In an interview conducted by EnergyNews.biz, Mark Thompson, the executive director of Carbon Transition Pathways, shared insightful perspectives on the ongoing energy transition and the role of hydrogen in shaping the future of energy.

Planning officials in Western Australia have rejected Infinite Green Energy’s (IGE) plans to establish a hydrogen hub near Perth.